NEW YORK (Reuters) - Roughly one in three banking and insurance customers globally would consider switching their accounts to Google , Amazon or Facebook if the Silicon Valley giants offered financial services, according to a new survey on Wednesday....

Google and Facebook have dominated the U.S. digital advertising market for years, but new data show signs that platforms like Amazon and Snapchat are chipping away at the digital duopoly’s market share.

LONDON (Reuters) - The global watchdog that drove through a welter of banking and market reforms after the financial crisis said it will pivot more toward reviewing existing rules and away from designing new ones.

Richard Brian/ReutersAmazon's reported foray into the checking-account business is a scary proposition for the banking industry, given the company's reputation for disruption.A partner at Bain & Co. argues banks can withstand pressure from Amazon...

Screenshot via Bloomberg TVThis week marks the 10th anniversary of the collapse of Bear Stearns, which proved to be the first domino of the banking system that fell.Economists aren't sounding the alarm for another implosion of the global financial...

Global shares drifted lower Friday as political concerns and a worrying report on the U.S. retail sector put investors in a cautious mood. U.S. stock futures indicated equities would have a soft start to the trading day.

Nest announced the availability of the $229 Nest Hello video doorbell and the $249 Nest x Yale smart lock, as well as a remote temperature sensor for the Nest Learning Thermostat. The new Nest products launch just weeks after Amazon announced...

Independent record labels are experiencing a surge in international revenue as streaming services such as Spotify open up foreign markets previously accessible only to local music companies and major labels with global marketing and distribution...

(Reuters) - Online platforms such as Google , Apple and Amazon face new European Union rules on their commercial practices with smaller businesses that use their services, as Brussels seeks to curtail their huge market power.